Great value hotel. Clean and comfortable. Staff were attentive and helpful. Location is excellent; Kayabacho is full of wonderful back streets and little restaurants that are well worth exploring. Probably not the usual tourist haunt, as it's really considered a business district, but our family of four (2 teenagers) found it great. Just round the corner from the highly recommended... More

Everything I've experienced in this hotel was quite a full of good surprises to me. Would definitely stay at Smile Hotel again unless my next stay is with a 5-star hotel near Shinjuku or something! * Nice Staff: Staffs are very kindly, English speaking and ready to serve their guests. * Spa..cious Room: I've heard the room size of hotels... More

I booked here for 3 days expecting something quite budget and it was fairly decent. The room was exactly the same as other 4 star hotels I stayed at in Japan that were 50% more in price. The staff were helpful with directions in getting around drawing me maps and even a free umbrella. The room was very clean and... More

This is a great hotel! The room was very affordable and was huge for Tokyo standards. It was quiet and had wired internet. The front desk attendants spoke moderately good English and were very helpful. The only downside is that it's not really close to a major tourist area or a JR stop. It's about a 10-15 minute walk north... More

Very well located and the staff was friendly and spoke English. We asked them about the train timetable and they printed it out for us and explained everything, very efficient. The hotel is quite close to the Fish Market too. The rooms are small, we got an upgrade when we arrived and started to wonder how was the double we... More

I stayed here for three nights with my wife while we were visiting Tokyo. The price was good and the room nice, even if it was a bit small, even for Japanese hotels. The hotel is located in a business area, so there aren't many interesting things around, but it's still very conveniently located. We had the Japan Rail Pass,... More

I stayed here in May, 2011, the hotel was clean and basic, very suitable to a business traveller rather than a tourist due to its location, right outside its doorstep is a metro station which is very handy. The room I stayed in was the lead-in room, it was compact but comfy, not a lot of room to move around... More

We spent three nights at the Smile Nihombashi. The hotel is conveniently located...we walked to Ginza, Imperial Palace East Garden, Takashimaya Department Store, and Tsukiji Fish Market. There are many eateries nearby the hotel. The room was slightly small but came with many amenities - hotpot for water, free Internet, refrigerator, etc. The hotel has coin operated washers and dryers... More

My spouse and I started our three week Asia excursion at Smile Nihonbashi. Located within a five minute taxi ride of Tokyo Station (useful if you decide to take the Narita Express from the airport), the best part about this hotel is its location on the Hibiya Line at the Kayabacho station. The hotel is geared toward the business traveler... More